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So whaddya think so far? Gonna pull the trigger and try it out?

Maybe the drive belt is loose/worn?

Looks like a fun piece of gear. As you know I went Kemper, but there are so many great devices now, it's a killer time to be a guitar player!

Or maybe try double clicking the scroll bar.

If I'm reading you right, there's a +- button on the bottom right of the track window. Click on the minus and the scroll bar should get larger...

It's a good unit overall. Compact, multi input, portable.

Rats! Been a while for my band as well. different people on summer holiday. Haven't played in over a month, ugh!

OK, cheers. Let us know how it goes.

Yes, it was put up as an example of a crappy recording that my drummer made with a handheld.

Yup, as the thread title suggests... Cheers,

Sounds great! Are you playing on it? Nice job!

Any updates? Curious to know how the built-in mics worked, or if you've tried something else?

Yeah, I mean, ya don't wanna be a dick... :ROFLMAO: :LOL:

So noted... Cheers. :ROFLMAO:

Yup, try that for sure. I know I tried the ones in my old R16, but somehow I don't think I had it positioned well, and ended up with too much room echo and phasing or something. Had no idea what I was doing TBH... No reason you shouldn't give it a try.

Forgot to add. Our 2 guitars and bass are using backilne amps on stage, no DI, no mic'd amps. Only thing in the PA is vocals and a bit of kick drum.

^^^What Scott said^^^ Here's an example. This was a small handheld Zoom (or something) that belongs to our drummer. It got plopped down on a stool about 10' back from the stage. He sent me the file, and again I pulled it into a DAW, split it to 2 tracks and played with pan/EQ etc. Rough, but...

I was headed down this road in 2015/2016 and my bass player and I assembled gear to try it. I bought a Rivera Rockcrusher Recording, some mics etc. Then we went to a small recording studio instead, and that scrapped it all...

Might have been a single Studio Projects B1 mic as well. This was before I tried multi channel with DIs etc...

Man, I knew you were going to ask me that... :ROFLMAO: Well, this was about 12 years ago I think. I "think" I used an old Zoom R16, and a matched pair of pencil condensers in an X pattern on stands in front of the stage at our studio. Don't hold me to that though. That was a lot of beers...